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Madison, WI ~ On Saturday, September 23, 2023, Eastside residents of Madison, Wisconsin are invited to join Alders representing Districts 3, 15, 16 and 17 for a Metro Transit bus ride and a meet & greet opportunity on the Capitol Square. The event is set to begin at 10 a.m. at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and W Main St.
Common Council President Jael Currie expressed her enthusiasm for the event, saying "I'm looking forward to joining my colleagues and Eastside neighbors for this special and well-timed event! Thanks to Alder Field for coming up with the idea - I hope you will choose to join us!"
Sabrina Madison, District 17 Alder, also expressed her excitement for the event: "I'm looking forward to partnering with my fellow Eastside Alders for another opportunity to collaborate and connect with our constituents. The bonus is that I absolutely love shopping at our local farmers markets."
Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford, District 15 Alder, looks forward to shopping for locally harvested produce at the farmer's market: "Finding parking downtown can be a nightmare, but taking Metro to pick up my farmer's market haul is the best!"
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Alder Derek Field of District 3 emphasized the option that Eastside neighborhood transit routes offer to residents traveling downtown: "The Dane County Farmer's Market is one of the most popular attractions for a good reason: the produce and baked goods are fantastic, the producers are delightful to meet, and the Capitol Square is a beautiful setting - especially in the fall. However, this makes traffic a pain downtown, and it can take a while to find parking which I would need to pay for anyway. That is true for most popular events downtown. I am excited to meet more constituents as we let Metro do the driving for us!"
The "Let's Bus To The Farmer's Market" event aims to provide an inclusive atmosphere where Eastside residents can explore transit options near their neighborhoods while engaging their Alders on issues important them. It also provides an opportunity for attendees browse through harvest bounty at Dane County Farmer's Market without having navigate isthmus traffic or look for parking spots.
By fostering collaboration and open dialogue between Alders and their constituents through this event, it hopes build stronger communities that all residents can be proud of calling home. For more information or media inquiries please contact Alder Derek Field of District 3 via email (district3@cityofmadison.com) or phone (608-729-4037).
Common Council President Jael Currie expressed her enthusiasm for the event, saying "I'm looking forward to joining my colleagues and Eastside neighbors for this special and well-timed event! Thanks to Alder Field for coming up with the idea - I hope you will choose to join us!"
Sabrina Madison, District 17 Alder, also expressed her excitement for the event: "I'm looking forward to partnering with my fellow Eastside Alders for another opportunity to collaborate and connect with our constituents. The bonus is that I absolutely love shopping at our local farmers markets."
Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford, District 15 Alder, looks forward to shopping for locally harvested produce at the farmer's market: "Finding parking downtown can be a nightmare, but taking Metro to pick up my farmer's market haul is the best!"
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Alder Derek Field of District 3 emphasized the option that Eastside neighborhood transit routes offer to residents traveling downtown: "The Dane County Farmer's Market is one of the most popular attractions for a good reason: the produce and baked goods are fantastic, the producers are delightful to meet, and the Capitol Square is a beautiful setting - especially in the fall. However, this makes traffic a pain downtown, and it can take a while to find parking which I would need to pay for anyway. That is true for most popular events downtown. I am excited to meet more constituents as we let Metro do the driving for us!"
The "Let's Bus To The Farmer's Market" event aims to provide an inclusive atmosphere where Eastside residents can explore transit options near their neighborhoods while engaging their Alders on issues important them. It also provides an opportunity for attendees browse through harvest bounty at Dane County Farmer's Market without having navigate isthmus traffic or look for parking spots.
By fostering collaboration and open dialogue between Alders and their constituents through this event, it hopes build stronger communities that all residents can be proud of calling home. For more information or media inquiries please contact Alder Derek Field of District 3 via email (district3@cityofmadison.com) or phone (608-729-4037).
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